BlackBerry 8800
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- WES
- Mx@
- 03 Mar 2008
will smith has this phone and he says its awesome.
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- ALEX
- iS5
- 25 Feb 2008
Can this phone hold 4 GB MicroSD?
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- Anonymous
- j15
- 23 Feb 2008
this is a good phone.
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- Anonymous
- jm4
- 19 Feb 2008
can someone let me know if speaker quality on this is as bad as curve 8300?
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- livia
- mhG
- 19 Feb 2008
please somebody tell me how can i block the keyboard at this phone? thank you a lot
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- Muzikayise
- N7$
- 10 Feb 2008
I just my BlackBerry 8800 and I'm loving it!!!!
This is perfect for me. I've been looking for a phone thats not main stream and very common something different with lots of power tho, something that will enable me to send emails, store music, view PDF documents and navigate without using a map book. The BlackBerry 8800 does all of these things for me and much much more... So if you're like me and you dont like Nokia, Samsung, HTC, and Motorola then BlackBerry is the phone for u.
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- Muzikayise
- N7$
- 10 Feb 2008
I just my BlackBerry 8800 and I'm loving it!!!!
This is perfect for me. I've been looking for a phone thats not main stream and very common something different with lots of power tho, something that will enable me to send emails, store music, view PDF documents and navigate without using a map book. The BlackBerry 8800 does all of these things for me and much much more... So if you're like me and you dont like Nokia, Samsung, HTC, and Motorola then BlackBerry is the phone for u.
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- Anonymous
- QuD
- 21 Jan 2008
blackberry has the best battery life
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- Anonymous
- UDN
- 26 Dec 2007
Just bought this GREAT phone for a month. Absolutely amazing. I've not had any problems with it. I'm just wondering if anyone knows how i can download MSN live messenger on this phone? thanks
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- Graham
- RuK
- 19 Dec 2007
the blackberry 8800 is AUSOM.
the phone quality is great, contact listings , backing up, email, battery life are all outstanding.
i would recommend this to anyone
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- TIE
- 17 Dec 2007
The GPRS roaming is very slow when working with the local WAP service. A lot of times can't get a connection. My good old Nokia gprs is so much faster with minimal fuss. What is the matter with the BB 8800? Bght this phone from T-Mobile. Must I subscribed to BB network for improved gprs roaming svc?
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- Mansoor Sheikh
- TX8
- 06 Dec 2007
This phone is brill 10/10
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- Greg
- 4{m
- 05 Dec 2007
I only want my 8800 to receive email when my notebook is off (not often). Is there someway to turn off the email w/o turning the phone off. I got my 8800 through AT&T.
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- enny
- ftQ
- 27 Oct 2007
the hone is good but the rim is too slow talkess of the othere options i thjink we goona take a good look at. i want an xchange of the phone with balckberry 8800]
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- atmo
- PBR
- 25 Oct 2007
I am very interested.
Is there a website that reviews or discusses about blackberry handset? Thank you for your help.
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- andy
- pTA
- 20 Oct 2007
this phone is spot on i was put of with it haveing no camera then i looked at my old phone and haveing it for 5 mth's and only haveing 1 pic on it. so i dont have much need for the camera. the menus are a bit boring past the first 2 screens but with the correct software this can be fixed mine looks gr8 now no more black and white. the gps dose work well but haveing a bit of a hard time with the blackberry maps if eny can help please post. all in all this is a top phone and dose every thing for what it was made for. if u want a phone what has gps good camera get a nokia n95 or a o2 orbit if you want a phone whats true business professional and has gr8 apps and gps etc this is the phone to get
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- Anonymous
- 2If
- 11 Oct 2007
When is RIM going to wake up and realise that business users want 3G & HSDPA??? Cameras and video are nice to have options but 3G is mandatory. RIM needs to focus on what the end-user needs and not on the network providers marketting strategy.
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- MOHANRAJ
- 2SN
- 09 Oct 2007
it is looking good but proceesing is so tough
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- Anonymous
- j2m
- 07 Sep 2007
Also when users vote, think about what the device is for. I read an opinion for another BlackBerry device (I think for the Curve), "if businesses don't allow cameras into the office, why does this BlackBerry have a camera?". It's dumb how people rate the phone low because they're rating it for personal use. RIM makes BlackBerries for two users, business and personal. Obviously the one with cameras are for personal usage and ones without the camera are clearly for business users. I think RIM along with all the other phone mfgs. would like to make an all-in-one phone, but you have to tailor to different users, rich/poor.
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- BlackBerry 8830 User
- j2m
- 07 Sep 2007
When I read how users are comparing Nokia to BlackBerries, I just sit back and laugh. How are you comparing a BlackBerry to a N81 or N95 or other N series phone? There is a reason why BlackBerries are THE ideal handset for probably 90+ percent of businesses. I'm guessing the 90+ percent of businesses are probably stupid for not going to the Nokia since it has everything and is THE best phone out there. On a personal level, yes the Nokia might be more ideal if you need wi-fi, camera, radio, etc. but on a business level, nothing even comes close to a BlackBerry (Treo's should not even be mentioned in the same sentence with BlackBerries). But then again, rarely do you see a average person walking the street with a BlackBerry, majority of BlackBerry users are business users with BES. Looking for anything internet or e-mail related, BlackBerry is THE device. Looking for the trend at the moment, any other phone.